Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Weymouth Harbour

"12/06/2021: Amazing food, little pricier but worth it as it's a small business!. Plenty of options to choose from hardcore vegan to trying out vegan options!. 05/06/2021: Delicious food, lovely service, great ethos, pretty decour."

"Serving plant based burgers and hot dogs in Bournemouth, the restaurant is open Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm. The restaurant welcomes well behaved dogs on leads. Choose plant based burgers including the Classic burger."

"Locals often just come in to buy floury bloomers and wholegrain baguettes, but this place has an extensive sandwich menu that goes way beyond the your run off the mill sandwich shop. For vegetarians there’s traditional cheddar cheese and chutney, and Greek feta and olive. For vegans, the hummus and roasted veg sandwich is a great option."

"For a real sense of Portland's remote nature, head to its southern tip, Portland Bill, to climb the 41m-high, candy-striped lighthouse. It offers breathtaking views of rugged cliffs and the Race, a surging vortex of conflicting tides. The interactive displays in the former lighthousekeepers' cottages include Into the Dark, a recreation of sailing into stormy seas.The lighthouse is also open on some summer Fridays and some weekends outside the main season – call for the latest times."

"King's Statue is a tribute statue to King George III, located within Weymouth, Dorset, England. The buildings on the seafront are mostly of Georgian architecture dating from the period he was in power. It is a Grade I listed monument."

"Quieter than the Lower Gardens, the Central and Upper Gardens trace the course of the Bourne back from the centre of the town to a small body of water called the Coy Pond. By the river there’s a paved greenway that you can follow to the Poole suburb of Branksome, and either turn around and make the return journey or catch the train for a single stop back to Bournemouth. The Central Gardens are more manicured, with heather beds, rose borders, a rhododendron walk and a pergola put up in 1990 to celebrate the Borough of Bournemouth’s centenary."

"Once you’ve visited the Lower Gardens and the Central Gardens, why not visit the Upper Gardens and complete the full set?. These were originally laid out as a private garden in the 1860s, but they’re now open to the public. The gardens are laid out in three separate sections, including a European theme, an Asian theme and a North American theme."

"Visit Swallows Rest and discover Dorset, a county of outstanding natural beauty which boasts England’s World Heritage Site known as the Jurassic Coast, with rolling hills, breath taking countryside, beautiful villages, and sandy and award winning beaches. We're on the South West Coastal Path National Trail with 630 miles of superb coastline, one of the top walks in the world. At the bottom of our land is the world famous Chesil Beach and the Fleet Saltwater Estuary which runs 10 miles along to Abbotsbury."

"Every May some 600 free-flying swans choose to nest at this swannery, which shelters in the Fleet Lagoon, protected by the ridge of Chesil Beach. Wandering the network of trails that winds between the swans' nests is an awe-inspiring experience that's punctuated by occasional territorial displays (snuffling coughs and stand-up flapping), ensuring that even the liveliest children are stilled.The swannery is near the picturesque village of Abbotsbury, 10 miles from Weymouth off the B3157."